Mine Workers Sentenced to One Year in Jail in Colorado
Sixteen Lafayette Colorado United Mine Workers of America members were sentenced to one year in county jail by District Judge Whitford for violating a temporary injunction aimed at stopping strikers from interfering with non union workers. A stay and bonds were denied.
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Denver
Lafayette, Col
United Mine Workers of America Tonight
Whitford
Colorado
Miners
Lafayette
Louisville
Marshall
Superior
Home for Holidays Youth Is Murdered
George Fulton an 18 year old college student visiting Noxapalor Mississippi was killed in a three cornered fight at a restaurant. Himmer Smith and William Shuffler two farmers were jailed after the shooting as tensions rose following the brawl.
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Noxapalor
Miss
George Fulton
Himmer Smith
William Shuffler
Philadelphia
Smith
Shuffler
Fulton
Retorn
Graci Fatally Shot by Detective Gilman in Chicago
Chicago witnesses say Gregori Graci a laundry worker was killed in a revolver fight with Detective Jesse Gilman who was wounded in the exchange and may die
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Chicago
Gregori Graci
Jesse Gilman
Gilman
Graci
May
Court Drama Marks Trial of Count and Countess de Gatigny
In Tours France the trial of Count d Aulby de Gatigny and his wife the Countess unfolds with passions and pathos as witnesses defend the pair against charges of swindling Duchess de Choiseul Praslin. Testimony reveals alleged charity masks ignorance of money while the accused appear victimized by others. The court scene moves from disorder to sobs as D Aulby shows strain under cross examination and is said to have spent prison months composing music and drafting memoirs.
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Tours
France
d'Aulby de Gatigny
D’aulley
M. Diot
Tours ‘Association of Lawyers
D'Aulby
Boston
M. Desmoulin
Beaux Arts
Paris
D’aulby
Fire Hose Drenches I W W Prisoners in Fresno
In Fresno California on December 23 a crowd of Industrial Workers of the World in the county jail faced a steam fire engine deployed by jail authorities. The powerful jet flooded the cell floor and beds, ended a bread and water diet, and drove the demonstrators from the windows in a 20 minute confrontation.
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Fresno
Cal
Jones
American Living Is Much Too Fast
In New York Dr Allan Steven Starr told the Academy of Medicine that modern life is too intense and fast paced. He urged moderation to protect health and argued that many incurable insanity cases stem from trivial precursors that could have been prevented with wiser foresight.
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New York
Allan Steven Starr
Academy of Medicine
Dr. Starr
Ruef Denied Rehearing in Bribery Case
Abraham Ruef, the former political boss sentenced to 14 years for bribery, had his petition for rehearing denied by the district court of appeals. He plans to appeal to the supreme court for a new trial.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
District Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Lone Man Captures Bandits After Night Trail
A lone deputy and sheriff trailed four heavily armed robbers from Colburn Idaho through snow and woods to a shack near Kootenal. One bandit was shot. the others surrendered. About $15 taken from Colburn. two robbers were wanted for other crimes.
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The
Standard
Sand Point
Idaho
Merritt
Wilcox
Colburn
Great Northern
Spokane International Track
Kootenai
Lake Shore
Kootenal
Sheriff Merritt
Deputy Wilcox
Jess McClelland
Sunday Standard reads like a lively holiday issue
The paper previews content by Rev Jerry Rounder on giving and forgiving, detective Hashimura Togo tales, New Year s eve follies, a Chinese execution eyewitness account, Montana wildlife by Professor Spaulding, domestic science in Butte, Bethlehem s historical view, Butte mine stories by Walter I Shay, and social and theater notes with sporting gossip.
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Hashimura Togo
Milton
Missouri
Wise
Butte
North Sea search for Cecil S Grace continues after cross channel flight
London reports Cecil S Grace vanished after attempting a Dover to Calais return flight in a British made aeroplane. Weather fog and adverse winds hindered his progress, with sightings placing him near Goodwin Sands before vanishing into the North Sea. Grace, about 30, son of John Grace of New York, studied at Oxford and Columbia.
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Cecil Grace
New York
English Channel
London
Cecil S. Grace
Calais
Dover
North Sea
Grace
Baron de Forrest
France
Grahame-White
Zepwith
Channel
Belgian
Goodwin Sanda
England
Deal
Chile
John Grace
W. R. Grace & Co
Mayor Grace
Columbia University
Oxford
Strike Near Stay Secured In Railroad Impasse
Chicago reports a looming railroad strike as Labor Commissioner Neill halts the order with a compromise urged by both sides. Stone and advisory board planned to strike, but Neill met them with a settlement proposal that could avert a walkout by noon tomorrow. If rejected, arbitration will follow.
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Chicago
Neill
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ten Thousand Dollars in Diamonds Stolen in Cincinnati
A jewelry store in Cincinnati's business district was robbed by smashing a heavy plate glass window and seizing three trays of diamonds worth ten thousand dollars. Police arrested John Cane, 85, of Chicago, within fifty minutes. the proprietor identified the diamonds found on him as the stolen gems. Two rings valued at about 50 dollars were missing.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John Cane
Chicago
Cane
Twenty Million Dollar Baby Observes Birthday
Washington observances shift to the first birthday party of Master Vinson Walsh McLean grandson of John R. McLean and the late Thomas F. Walsh. A Christmas tree stands near the cradle given by King Leopold of Belgium as several children attend the celebration at the McLean home.
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Washington
Vinson Walsh McLean
John R. Mclean
Thomas F. Walsh
Leopold
Belgium
McLean
Edward B. McLean
President Taft A Tardy Christmas Shopper
President Taft finished his Christmas shopping today citing state duties as the reason. He spent three afternoons on the task and gave gifts to many relatives and friends, reflecting more on the sentiment of giving than the gifts' intrinsic value.
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Washington
Taft
Fire Kills Two Children in Avant Oklahoma
In Avant Oklahoma on December 23 a house fire destroyed the Mc Coy home killing two young children Ethel age 1 and Raymond age 2 who were left alone while their parents shopped downtown.
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Avant
Okla
Frank McCoy
Ethel
Raymond
McCoy
Fie
Los Angeles Opens International Aviation Meet With Bomb Burst
At 1 o clock tomorrow afternoon Walter Brookins and Archie Hoxsey will rise in Wright biplanes for the opening of Los Angeles second international aviation meet. Aviators from three nations have craft ready for daily contests through January 3, except January 2.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Brookins
Archie Hoxsey
Forger y denial in Baldwin seduction suit exposes letters
Mrs. Lillian Turnbull testifies in the Beatrice Baldwin estate case denying signing a contract to pay an advertising agent for testimony and denying a romance photo with Osborne. She brands seventeen letters as forgeries and says a landlady’s daughter posed in a notable picture.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lucky Baldwin
Lillian Turnbull
Beatrice
Baldwin
James R. Wood
Wood
Col
Albert Pope
Turnbull
Beccause
Mrs. Turnbull
Osborne
Stack
Parted During War United After Reunion in Minnesota
George W. Roberts and his wife who split during the Civil War due to Union and Confederate loyalties were reunited after a nurse recognized a locket portrait. Married in Mexico in 1859, they learned their bonds remained valid and planned a renewed marriage trip to Mexico. Roberts is seven years younger than his wife.
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St. Paul, Minn
George W. Roberts
Ming
Mexico
Mr. Roberts
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